King Charles, royal family receive bad news after Harry-Meghan show

King Charles suffers first major setback after Prince Harry, Meghan Markle’s trips to Nigeria and Colombia.

King Charles, royal family receive bad news after Harry-Meghan show

King Charles and the royal family have received first major blow after Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s controversial foreign tours.

The monarch has received a sad news from the Caribbean nation after the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s trips to Nigeria and Colombia in recent months.

According to reports, Trinidad and Tobago has decided to remove Queen Elizabeth from flag.

The government is set to redesign its coat of arms to put distance between its history of colonialism, this also includes removing a depiction of three ships used by Christopher Columbus.

The Caribbean nation has already said it wants to take away a depiction of three ships. Many islanders feel the explorer’s expeditions to the area paved the way for centuries of European colonial rule and enslavement in the region.

The plan is to replace ships – the Pinta, the Niña and the Santa María – with the steelpan, the famous percussion instrument that originated in the Caribbean nation.

The government has asked residents of the twin islands whether they support removing statues, signs, and monuments with colonial ties.

At a meeting late Wednesday, people of African, European, and Indigenous descent stepped up to the microphone one by one to voice their thoughts. Some thought the government needed to go further than just Columbus.

“What the hell is the queen still doing on top of the coat of arms? Please let us put her to rest,” said Eric Lewis, a member of the First Peoples.

The late Queen is represented on the nation’s coat of arms above the shield. A golden helmet facing the front represents Queen Elizabeth II, the colony’s ruler at the time of its design.

Trinidad and Tobago was first colonised by the Spanish, who ruled it for nearly 300 years before ceding it to the British, who governed it for more than 160 years until the islands’ independence in 1962.

Related Posts

Department Q Season 2 Teases Explosive Secrets and Emotional Rollercoasters: A Mysterious Bombshell Awaits to Shatter Expectations!

The cryptic tease from Dept. Q Star—“We still have a lot to sort out”—has sent fans of the gripping British crime thriller Department Q into a frenzy…

Netflix’s “The Secret Agent”: A Mind-Bending Victorian Nightmare That Will Leave You Shaking in Your Boots and Hungry for More!

In the shadowy corners of Netflix’s ever-expanding library, a new three-part series has emerged to grip viewers with a chilling blend of psychological terror and historical intrigue….

After 35 Years of Solitude, Keanu Reeves Finds Joy in a Family Waiting to Welcome Him Home

For over three decades, Keanu Reeves was Hollywood’s enigmatic loner, a man whose quiet walks home after grueling film shoots became as legendary as his roles in…

BBC’s Spine-Chilling New Horror Unleashes a Twisted Crime Family Saga: Love, Power, and Terror Collide in a Darkly Hilarious Nightmare You’ll Regret Missing!

The air grows thick with tension as the BBC sounds the alarm for its latest cinematic venture—a horror movie that dares to plunge into the shadowy depths…

Alexandra Grant: What Makes the Woman Who Captured Keanu Reeves’ Heart So Special?

Keanu Reeves, Hollywood’s beloved “Internet’s Boyfriend,” has long been a figure of fascination, not just for his blockbuster roles in The Matrix and John Wick, but for…

🚨 Netflix Goes Wild with Kaitlin Olson’s Return as the Chaotic Genius We Can’t Stop Watching – ABC’s Groundbreaking Comedy Dominates Charts with Over $43 Million Investment!

In a move that’s making waves across streaming platforms, Netflix is experiencing a massive surge in viewership, and it’s all thanks to the explosive return of Kaitlin…